John G Sharos
**** * *** ** *****, Oklahoma *****
**********@*****.***
Objective
To obtain a career in the aeronautical industry where my experience and higher
education can be beneficial to the corporation
Overview
Over 31 years of technical expertise, combined with management and leadership
experience. B.S. Aeronautics, Embry Riddle Aeronautical University.
Someone with a reputation for meeting the challenging organizational goals and
objectives, a pragmatic and focused individual recognized for “making seemingly
impossible situations work. “ A proven and VERIFABLE record for producing
higher quality standards and enhancing productivity during a period of shrinking
budgets.
Professional Experience
April 2010 Present
Aerospace Lead Inspector, United States Air Force Civil Service- Tinker Air Force
Base, Ok, Performs the responsibilities as a C-17(Pratt @ Whitney R100 and F119)
engine inspector. Accountable for the installation, removal, disposition, and inspection
of the QEC engine package and components. Lead inspector directing the crew in the
proper maintenance procedures, local policies, and safety precautions in a F.A.R. Part
145 repair station. Reviews and validates product non-conformance and disposition
type, along with procedures including AS9100 quality control and engineering
processes. Assures problem resolutions and or implements corrective/preventative
actions and documents the possible resolutions. Take ownership for root cause /
corrective action issues and resolutions. Conduct compliance audits for established
measures, updates, technical data and work scopes. Familiar with machining, welding,
CNN, NDI, and first article inspection process’s and manufacturing techniques. Strong
impersonal and organizational skills.
August-2009 April
2010
United States Air Force Civil Service- Warner Robins’ Air Force Base, Georgia.
Performed the duties as a C-17 aircraft mechanic. Installed, adjusted, aligned,
troubleshoot, and performed final functional and operational tests on a diversity of the
major aircraft systems. Verified aircraft readiness operational tests including engine
performance runs, flight control verification, hydraulic, pneumatic, braking, fuel
landing gear, along with pre-and post-flight inspections. Effectively uses precision
measuring instruments and analytical tools to diagnose and restore aircraft back to full
operational capabilities.
January 2005 September
2009
Midway Chevrolet- Phoenix Arizona, Quality Manager. Responsibilities include that
the adherence to quality standards are met and or exceeded continually. Generally
ensures that the required equipment and or materials are in appropriate locations so that
others’ work can be done effectively. Reviews technical data, converses with
engineering departments and preliminary information to assure customers’ vehicles are
returned to service as per design and safely. Establish internal processes required to
provide high quality materials and services, Monitors the results of those processes
with internal and external customers, determines root cause of any non-conformances,
and implements corrective actions. Communicate quality updates and metrics to
employees and teams. Lead and manage service process qualifications while
implementing lean cell strategies. Analyze and troubleshoot process control issues.
Knowledge of manufacturing techniques and quality assurance requirements.
August 2003-January
2005
Legends Cadillac, Hummer, Saab, Scottsdale Arizona, Service Manager. Supervised
and lead a team over 30 technicians. Coordinated employee schedules and prioritized
tasks. Ability to effectively develop, coach, empowers and motivates staff to ensure
growth in their scope of responsibility and accountability of operational excellence.
Adhered to and enforced State, local and Federal laws concerning OSHA, EPA and
Arizona Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ) safety requirements and
programs; particularly regarding the proper disposal of hazardous waste and materials.
Develops, maintains, and improves programs and training for the compliance with
regulatory health and safety issues. Organize and schedule subordinates work flow to
mitigate minimum work flow production. Practice lean cell techniques, communicates
effectively to establish policies and responsibilities. Demonstrated oral and written
communication skills.
January 1992- August
2003
Midway Auto Team, Phoenix Arizona. Technician, Shop Forman. Reviewed work of
subordinates for quality control. Prepare bids and proposals for planned repair projects
from inception to completion. Provided training programs regarding ongoing safety
and required obligatory industry classes. Able to adjust priorities when appropriate.
Implemented and enforced employee performance standard reports. Planned use of
subsidiary workers, equipment, facilities, and materials on a week to week basis as
needed. Ability to manage multiple priorities under tight deadlines.
November 1988-January
1992
McDonnell Douglas Aircraft Company, Long Beach, Ca. Aircraft Surfaces, and
Structures Technician. Responsibilities include planning, layout, fabrication, and the
installation of aircraft structural assemblies per engineering directives. Chosen out of a
team of 17 to be the designated work leader. Complete knowledge of assemble and
production processes, manufacturing capabilities and data needed for defining delivery
configurations, design definition, engineering drawings, change memos, wiring
diagrams and functional tests.
September 1987-Novemeber
1988
Continental Airlines, Los Angeles, Ca. Aircraft Engine Mechanic. Maintains,
diagnose and repair of the Pratt @ Whitney JT8D Turbofan engines. Removes, installs,
repairs, modifies, overhauls, and installs engines, gearboxes, compressor modules,
QEC kits, auxiliary power units, turbine modules and any other required components.
Perform engine performance runs to verify engine is operating as per design on the
aircraft and test cell.
September 1981-September
1985
United States Air Force, Scott AFB, and Ill. Jet Engine Mechanic. Responsibilities
include maintenance, diagnosis, and repair of aircraft jet engines. Repeatedly received
highest rating and evaluations. Cited as “one of the finest mechanics that I have come
in contact with and have had the pleasure of supervising.”
Certificates F.A.A. Power Plant License – 1986
A.S.E. Certified Master Mechanic- 1998/Present
Education Embry Riddle Aeronautical University
Bachelor of Science – Aeronautics March 2013
Associates in Safety
Glendale Community College, Glendale Arizona. General Motors Advanced
Specialized Education Program.
Advanced Automotive Strategic Procedures and Troubleshooting Techniques.
Jet Engine Mechanic Course, Scott Air Force Base, Ill.
316 hours specialized turbofan education, February 1982.
Pratt and Whitney Engine Familiarization Course
40 hours, Pratt and Whitney R100 Engine Operation and Design Features
McDonnell Douglas Aircraft Company, Surfaces, and Structures School, Long Beach
Ca. 6 weeks, specialized aircraft structural, and surfaces 1988.